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Description |
Agenda | Reading
Materials | Instructors
& Participants | Accommodations
Accessibility
in Space and Time: A GIS Approach - Agenda Detailed
Schedule
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Day |
Contents |
Introduction
(July 7, Monday) |
- Continental Breakfast at 8:30 A.M.
- Lecture
by Donald Janelle and Mei-Po Kwan, 9:00
- 10:30 A.M.
Concepts
and measures of accessibility: Integrating GIS into
accessibility studies
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Network
Access
(July 8, Tuesday) |
- Continental Breakfast at 8:30 A.M.
- Lecture
by Morton O’Kelly:
Planar
Access - Network Access
Examples:
Population trends, periodic market, link and nodal
accessibility, paths, social networks, Internet connectivity
- Guest
lecture by Jim Moody, 1:00 - 2:30 P.M.
- Lab
session by Morton O'Kelly:
Distance
measurement, network connections, and mapping network
nodes
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Spatial
Interaction Modeling
(July 9, Wednesday) |
- Continental Breakfast at 8:30 A.M.
- Lecture
by Michael Tiefelsdorf:
Spatial
interaction and temporal patterns: Statistical estimation
and incorporation of GIS
Examples:
Migration and commuting patterns
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Lab session by Michael Tiefelsdorf:
Spatial interaction data are explored, an interaction model
is specified and calibrated, and the resulting model
parameters as well as the model residuals are visualized
and analyzed
- Dinner at Buckeye Hall of Fame
Café, 7:00 PM
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Space-Time
Accessibility
(July 10, Thursday) |
- Continental Breakfast at 8:30 A.M.
- Lecture
by Mei-Po Kwan:
Time
Geography: Concepts and measurement of Space-Time
individual accessibility
Examples:
Access to jobs, urban opportunities, transportation
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Lab
session by Mei-Po Kwan:
Creating density surface, measurement and visualization of
space-time accessibility
- Roundtable Discussion at Derby
Hall, 7:00 PM
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Public
Transportation
(July 11, Friday)
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- Continental Breakfast at 8:30 A.M.
- Lecture
by Alan Murray:
Introduction
to public transportation - Introduction of location
set covering model - Integrating GIS and location
set covering model - Policy and implication for social
equity
Examples:
Public transportation and policy analysis
Evaluate
access, integrated location model in ArcGIS, interpretation
of results
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